The New Congress 2009: Understanding the 111th Congress Sponsored by TheCapitol.Net

ALEXANDRIA, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Between the financial crisis and the unemployment rate soaring, the new 111^th Congress will have no time to waste when it convenes in 2009. TheCapitol.Net will hold its course, The New Congress 2009: Understanding the 111^th Congress, twice in Washington, DC. The first offering of this course will be on Tuesday, January 27, 2009 at the Goethe-Institut and the second will be on Tuesday, February 10, 2009 at the DC Bar Conference Center. Both offerings run from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Independent subject matter experts will review the outcomes of the congressional and Presidential races, electoral trends, and key issues from the 110^th Congress to be carried into the 111^th Congress.

The course will cover the new members of the formal and informal Congressional leadership and how they will influence changes in the policy making process in committees and subcommittees.

The New Congress is for professionals who have to work with the new Congress on a regular basis.

The one day course includes a continental breakfast, a networking lunch, and copies of the Congressional Deskbook by Michael Koempel and Judy Schneider and published by TheCapitol.Net and the then-available Congressional Directory.

To learn more about The New Congress course go to http://www.newcongress.com or contact TheCapitol.Net directly at 703-739-3790 for more information. Space for this conference is limited.

ABOUT THE COMPANY:

TheCapitol.Net is a privately held, non-partisan publishing and training company based in Alexandria, VA. TheCapitol.Net offers non-partisan media, legislative, budget and advocacy training and information for thousands of government and business leaders each year, and is the exclusive provider of Congressional Quarterly Executive Conferences.